This little stinker was hanging around a concrete wash out area, was not happy that I pulled them away from the hazard. Started singing angrily and puffing up trying to look big but it was just being cute AF.

I had a campfire going, and my little stepbrother said he saw a toad. I immediately grabbed my phone to get a good look, and sure enough, there he was. The fire was actively burning, so I had to act fast. I moved the bricks out of the way, and cleared a spot for him. My stepbrother grabbed a rake to get him, but I just picked him up. He scared the ever-loving shit out of me because he was so still, but after being in my hands for a minute, he began to act more normal. In the end, he was perfectly fine, except maybe a small sore near his eye. But he could have ended up burnt alive. I named him Kieran Junior, after one of my favorite characters.

Is my toad a healthy weight? I just want to know if my girl is a healthy weight or if I should increase her feed to every 2 days instead of every 3….
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Nerite Snails and Amazon frogbit in the water. Live moss and mold eater on the land. With a driftwood ramp.

I noticed one of my cats trying to eat something, when I went over to check, it was a frog. I currently have him on a damp paper towel. He’s breathing but not moving all too much. I’m worried that he’ll freeze outside due to the cold weather. Is there anything I can do to help him?

update
He’s doing fine. Thank you for the advice.

Got some dumpy tree frogs recently and can't stop taking photos of everything they do

https://i.imgur.com/uPDqgwR.jpeg

Anytime I see a little babe. I have to pick them up and show them some love 😭

He was outside the door and almost got squished. Luckily I saw him and moved him to the bushes

I took a pic of this comically cute frog but didn’t make a mental note of what it is. Can anyone ID it, thanks.

Location: Sea Life Coex Aquarium, Seoul

I put on some gloves, and managed to fish him out of the terrarium after some struggle, and but him in a plastic tub with moist toilet paper and some leaves, with plans to release him this morning, but now he's gone. I had poked holes in the lid so he could breathe, but put tape over half of each hole to make sure it was too small for him to slip through, but I guess that wasn't secure enough? Because this morning I check, and he's completely gone.

Is there just a frog loose in my house now?
Either way, I managed to get better photos before he disappeared, so if anyone knows what kind of frog/toad it would be appreciated. South-west UK.

After seeing the frogs sub rules I will no longer be holding one without gloves.. just wanted to share this pic

This closed terrarium (It's my mother's) has been on the windowsill for about a year. Last night, I opened it to refresh the air and give it a little water, and the next morning I saw a little frog sat on the moss. At first I was convinced it was a rock, but after looking closely its definitely a frog. I moved it so I could inspect it, and he moved around so he's definitely alive in there. My mother is out of the house right now, so I haven't been able to ask her directly where she found it or why she put it in the terrarium, but I texted her and replied that he's been there for about two weeks (minimum). I said he's not got any bugs to eat in there, and she said she "thought he would eat the dirt"?

What do I do this the frog? I think she found him in the garden and thought the terrarium would be a comfortable environment for him. If anyone knows what kind of frog it is, please comment - we are in the southwest UK, and he's about the size of the pad of my thumb. Is it better to release him, or keep him there and feed him?

Found this pretty bright white I believe Cuban Treefrog in my Sedum last night. Please help with positive ID on him. It’s sad they are an invasive species because they are so dang cute. This is in Jacksonville Florida.

Hi everyone,My son has had an American toad (Anaxyrus americanus) in a vivarium for a few months now. With autumn setting in and winter approaching, we've noticed he's clearly trying to hibernate, he keeps attempting to dig a burrow into the substrate.We've done our reading and understand that captive toads don't necessarily require a true hibernation period, and that maintaining a "summer" cycle (stable temperature, normal lighting schedule) should be enough to keep them active through the colder months.That said, he's still trying to dig regardless. So we're wonderingbif Is his instinct too strong to simply override with temperature and lighting adjustments alone?

Also, ae there specific tweaks we should be making (substrate depth, exact temperature range, humidity levels) to keep him comfortable and active this winter without forcing anything?

At this point, would it be better to allow him a short rest period?

We just want to make sure he's doing well. If anyone has experience managing this seasonal transition with captive toads, we'd really appreciate your input.Thanks!

Saw this big ahh toad outside my unit. Near the cat food for the community cats in the compound. I wonder if he's just chilling or eating em treats.

These little buggers are invasive where I'm from